breakfast of local bird

Co-written by Neon Hitch and Kinetics & One Love.
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LYRICS:

I got a fever
An inclination 
That's what I got
You turn the heat on me
Some like it hot
Look what we started
A revolution 
Take another shot 
We like the way it burns 
Some like it hot

I'm from that old school
I play it real cool
Cooler than the ice in my Jameson 
Still cold
But I like it hot 

[chorus]
But I like it hot 
But I like it hot 
But I like it hot 

[Kinetics]:
She carries a lie 
She carefully cries 
Happy in photos but nobody notices
Someone who's lonely and barely alive 
Oah! When Marilyn died
The entire cemetery was live 
She was still naked inside of her casket
And sippin' a flask when carried inside

Call out the engine
Ring up the station
A gypsy on the block
Love burns us up the most
Like it or not
I'm on the 3:01 
A train to paradise 
That's where it stops 
Red lights make us sweat 
Some like it hot 

I'm from that old school
I'll play it real cool
Cooler than the ice in my Jameson 
Still cold
But I like it hot 

[chorus]

Some Like It Hot (Feat. Kinetics)

Last weekend my girlfriend and I flew all the way to Berlin only to be told "Nicht Willkommen" at the door of Berghain. I guess we just weren't Techno enough. As a consolation I decided to record my idea of a good night out, a selection of the finest banging techno and acid, old and new. Some of the mixing is a bit rough and the flow might not be that smooth in places but this is very much a "don't give a fuck" mix, and it gets pretty relentless towards the end. If anyone wants to pass it on to Sven the Berghain doorman, be my guest.

Tracklist:

01. X-Press 2 - Muzikizum [Skint]
02. Desert Dwellers - Acid Monsters [Desert Trax]
03. Full Blown - Funk Acid Machine (Asle Dub Mix) [Whoop!]
04. Armand Van Helden - The Funk Phenomena (Edge Factor Dub) [Henry Street]
05. Nick K - 80s Ball [SOG]
06. Sqartaque - Code Zero [IAMT]
07. Absolut & Blade - Crash [KumQuat]
08. Segue - Reset [Smash Bang]
09. Banco De Gaia - Obsidian (PFN Vs The Light Remix) [Disco Gecko]
10. Jan Driver - Drive By [Hope]
11. Axel Karakasis - Gobble [Remain]
12. Dax J - Elta Perfa [Natural Rhythm]
13. MCJ - Back 2 [IAMT]
14. Skaivox - Shadow Funk [AK]
15. Cosmithex - Cylinder [J00F]
16. Alexey Kotlyar - Barakuda [Groove Heart]
17. Norman Andretti - Dallas Incident [Unaffected]
18. Heaton - JRM (Goncalo Remix) [AK]
19. Skaivox - Lab Rat [AK]
20. Ganez The Terrible - 303% [Central]
21. DJ Misjah & DJ Tim - Access [Tripoli Trax]
22. Vince Watson - Timeless (Live At Berghain, Berlin Mix) [Bio]

This Is Not Berghain [Techno]

The Court of a King

That Night in Bethlehem / Frost on Your Fingernails / Cold Barn

Katia: Good sleep is important. Good rhythm in everything. At least a number of rhythmic activities throughout the day. Start your day without phones and notifications and internet. Leave some time to plan your day with a friend. Drink lots of water. Have some walks in the streets, at least. And then it supports the whole day: if I have a healthy structure, going into bed at night at normal timing, then wake up in the morning all fresh and recharged. You can do the meditation or you can just do things mindfully with intention. Along with drinking water and a nice breakfast. And only then, go into the rush of the day. And even within the rush, consider "what I would like to do" in relation to the immediate goals, and find out what are the steps to achieve it. Take some rest in the evening. It's possible.
Andrew: I'm kind of succeeding in the "not doing math in the day" when my brain is not functioning. That is the time when my brain decides to remember it.
Katia: So, if you go into the monkey-mode in the morning, you're in the monkey-mode in the whole day. And it's less productive actually. If you take a little time between activities: activities; rest; activities; rest. Then those times of activities become more productive than if you go into the rush all day. And then you're counterproductive and getting worse and worse.
Andrew: If you go to rush all the days, you will eventually get to the point thinking "whew, I did everything I want - oh wait I forgot to do everything". So, you're like: "what did I do today? Oh, I played video games for 10 hours straight. And forgot to do everything I want."
Katia: So, the three steps would be: good sleep, some exercise and physical activity (Andrew: and actually doing what you planned to do), and periods of time to be calm and plan new things from a calm place.
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illustration: Natasha Steshenko

Andrew: forgot to do everything I want

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NIAC (Steve Fabry) is a multi-instrumentalist born on the 29th of April 1985 in Verviers, Belgium. 

Coming from a musical background and family, his first encounters with music came at the age of 6, when he started learning how to play the drums. Piano lessons followed and then guitar, before starting to learn the violin. He falls in love with the bass guitar soon after and joins his first band at fifteen. 

During the following years he plays in twenty bands and tries Black Metal for the first time with the band Ooirim. Soon after that he creates his own black metal band (Sercati) with his friend Yannick Martin on drums as well as a side project named The Nightstalker.

Steve has got a serious passion for movies and everything John Carpenter, whose music he discovers with 'Escape From New York' and so he starts his horrosynth band NIAC along with Simon Charlier on guitar and long time friend Yannick Martin on drums. Influenced originally by Carpenter's works his debut NIAC album 'Neo-Pandemonium' is a mix of melodic with minimal yet very atmospheric darksynth/horrorsynth which explodes to heavier parts often creating a feel reminiscent of post-rock and even doom metal.

If the description 'Terrortron meets Gör FLsh' sounds like something you might be interested in, then you've definitely got to check out 'Neo-Pandemonium' in its entirety. 

“it makes me think of Tangerine Dream... with a small layer of doom on top“ - Gör FLsh

“I think it's very nice, sounds very unique” – Midnight Danger

“I would love to hear some vocals on this… it's cool anyway“ – Master Boot Record  

"it sounds like John Carpenter on benzos, in a good way. Melancholic Doom synth!" – Irving Force

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Neo-Pandemonium

NIAC - A Cold Night Among Angels

Hot N Cold cover Dorian Electra @ A2B2 Night Of Fire

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Andrew: forgot to do everything I want

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